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<18b95c04a9e657b8$11201$3682921$4206dc53@news.newsgroupdirect.com>
 That really sounds like a power or USB controller issue rather than
the SSD itself. I`ve seen some odd Pi 4 storage problems disappear
after switching to a different USB-SATA adapter or using a powered USB
setup. It might also be worth checking if the SSD firmware is up to
date, since some drives seem more sensitive than others on the Pi.

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https://www.electrondepot.com/rpi/crazy-problem-with-pi4-and-ssd-4403676-.htm


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